Tyler O'Neil

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  Feb 7, 2014

  5 Christian Arguments Left Out of the Ken Ham, Bill Nye Debate

  Christian experts on science explained that there are more than just two perspectives on the relationship between faith and science, articulating a position that neither Ken Ham nor Bill Nye represented in their Tuesday debate at the Creation Museum.

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  Feb 6, 2014

  Rand Paul: Libertarianism is Compatible With Christianity, Will Help Republicans Win Elections, Attract Minorities

  U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-Ky.) argued for libertarianism, saying it is compatible with Christianity and will help Republicans win elections and attract minorities, at the gala for The American Principles Project, a socially conservative group founded by Robert P. George.

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  Feb 6, 2014

  What Does the Bible Say About the Man Being the Breadwinner?

  More than half of Christian singles say it does not matter who the primary breadwinner in the household is, but a large minority still believe the man should be the economic provider. A Bible scholar and a bishop disagreed on whether or not the husband should provide for the household, but both used Scripture to argue for male leadership.

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  Feb 5, 2014

  7-Year-Old Girl Writes to Lego: Demands More Active Girl Figures

  A 7-year-old girl has written to the Lego company, requesting the manufacturers make more "lego girl" minifigures that "go on adventures and have fun."

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  Feb 5, 2014

  NFL Players Tweet Pro-Obamacare Messages Crafted by White House During Super Bowl

  On Super Bowl Sunday, NFL stars tweeted their support for the Affordable Care Act, also known as "Obamacare," following the advice of a White House liaison, Kyle Lierman.

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  Feb 5, 2014

  Science vs. Bible? 5 Arguments for and Against Creationism From the Ken Ham, Bill Nye Debate

  A Christian and an agnostic debated about whether the six-day Creation model is scientifically viable, bringing forth strong arguments on either side. Ken Ham, founding president and CEO of Answers in Genesis, went head-to-head with Bill Nye, known popularly as "The Science Guy" for his scientific kids show.

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  Feb 4, 2014

  Charter School Teacher Suspended After Assigning Offensive Lil Wayne Rap Lyrics to Students

  An unidentified South Florida English teacher has been suspended after assigning rap lyrics as homework. Family experts condemn the teacher's decision as an endorsement of obscenities and cultural misogyny.

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  Feb 3, 2014

  Esurance Super Bowl Ad Promises $1.5 Million to Twitter Winner; Critic Claims Only 6% Who Tweet Message Qualify to Win

  For the first ad following the Super Bowl on Sunday night, Internet insurance company Esurance promised $1.5 million to one participant who tweets with the hashtag "#EsuranceSave30." The company, however, is distancing itself from offensive tweets that are using its promotional hashtag.

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  Feb 1, 2014

  The Value of 'Sex Week:' Studies Prove Funnest, Healthiest Sex Is in Marriage, Christian Researchers Say

  Christian researchers say the "Sex Week" events on college campuses are an opportunity for Christians to share their understanding of sex. While some of the advocacy may be harmful, the discussions can also allow Christians to share evidence that the best and safest sex is in marriage.

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  Feb 1, 2014

  Common Core the 'Major Roadblock' to School Choice Innovation That Helps the Poor and Disabled, Experts Say

  Education experts argued that the Common Core educational standards prove the major obstacle to school choice, a program that could revolutionize K-12 education across the United States, giving parents the best options and giving a hand up to the poor and disabled.